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Just moved from a place where I had no gas / no mains water and no mains sewer. And it was delightful. £5pa for bore hole water, and only in the last couple of years did I have to pay for the septic tank emptying. Prior to that the farmer pumped it and spread it with his slurry - makes you feel really useful!
But I knew all of that when I bought the place. Are you suggesting the absence of gas is a surprise?If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0 -
You do in one sense you have a far more efficent way of heating your home and you do not pay for services and mantainence on gas boilers. I would consider that a benefit over a small discount from your fuel supplier to be honest.0
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I'm sure if you paid however many thousands of pounds to have gas piped to your area they would give you the discount
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